Development bank tenders
Where each major funding institution publishes tenders, how its procurement works, and how to find and prepare bids for World Bank, ADB, EBRD, AIIB, IsDB, and UZEX opportunities.
The World Bank is the largest multilateral development bank. This hub explains what it funds, where its tenders and consulting opportunities are published, and how its procurement and consultant selection work.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is the main multilateral development bank for Asia and the Pacific. This hub explains what it funds, where its tenders and consulting opportunities are published, and how its procurement and consultant selection work.
The EBRD is a regional development bank that invests mainly in the private sector across transition economies. This hub explains what it funds, where its tenders and consultancy notices are published, and how its procurement and consultant selection work.
AIIB is a multilateral development bank focused on infrastructure across Asia and beyond. This hub explains what it funds, where its business and procurement opportunities are published, and how its procurement and consultant selection work.
The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) is a multilateral development bank that finances projects in its member countries, including Uzbekistan. This hub explains what it funds, where its tenders and consulting opportunities are published, and how its procurement and consultant selection work.
UZEX is Uzbekistan's national commodity exchange and public procurement platform, not a development bank. This hub explains what it covers, where its tenders are published at uzex.uz, how Uzbek public procurement works, and how to register and bid.
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